The Science and Art of Illusion

Date January 16, 2009

Undulating almonds?

Undulating almonds?

Professor Akiyoshi Kitaoka from the Department of Psychology at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan, creates images that will make your head spin.
Through the study science of vision and perception, Kitaoka generates illusionary art.
The website hosts a wealth of vertigo-inducing images and a catalogue that cites various illusion phenomenon.

Note: It is prudent to wait 60 minutes after eating before viewing these images.

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5 Responses to “The Science and Art of Illusion”

  1. Techii said:

    I arrived here when i was trying to login into gmail :) . But i liked gamil and like to visit often

  2. Luis Milanese said:

    Man, I mistyped gmail and ended up here. Very wise of you to register this address…

  3. Ryan Griffin said:

    I have seen other images like this in the past. I know Dan Dennet likes to use them in his talks. It would be cool to see more stuff like this.

  4. vikks said:

    but mistyped gmail,enter in gamil……….its fabulous

  5. Nad said:

    Food for thoughts… ;)

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